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Reviewer:
feather0926 -
Subject:
19135
How excited was I when GDTS sent me 2nd row center seats especially since I live less than a mile from the Spectrum (RIP)then we (Philly) didn't get a show in '91 so I was expecting at he very least an "Irish" themed jam (2 Soldiers) and instead witnessed the worst GD show ever out of 509 shows & I still hold this opinion today. I'm giving no stars. The only highlight is the Box opener. After that what else is there? I always try to find a silver lining however all i can see is a dark cloud with this show. DISAPPOINTING!!!! It is the begining of the end
Reviewer:
neeshwu -
Subject:
I concur
My posse didn't have tix for this show, but I managed to score at the last minute. It was Saint Patty’s day and everyone was drunk. I went in as the lone ticket holder in my group (first time solo). Shoulda stayed out in the parking lot instead. I witnessed a very short perfunctory show with little emotion, imagination, or substance and almost no jamming in the second set. Maybe Sugar Mags was inspired, but the rest was a complete throwaway. 91 was a fab year, but 92 got off to a shaky start that included Jerry's "exhaustion" which resulted in the cancellation of the east coast fall tour. The new songs-- particularly Corrina-- were not up to standard. Hindsight reveals that it was the beginning of the end after the 1989-91 renaissance. Avoid this one and choose your 92 shows carefully!
Reviewer:
cosmo21 -
Subject:
Dismal Affair!!
I often look at this Spring 92 tour, and more specifically this show, as the point where the band took a significant step down and never fully recovered. This was the show that started an all too common trend of lame 6 song first sets that haunted 92-95.
After a nice suprise Box of Rain opener this show took a nose dive and can rival any 94-95 show for worst of the decade.
Jerry sings only 4 songs the whole night, he probably shouldn't of sung any. Even worse he is absent on the playing end as well through the entire show. The rest of the band, even Hornsby, can't pick up the slack on this one. Can't think of any redeeming value to download even one song on this show, unless your a fan of Cassidy 1st set closers and Way to Go Home 2nd set openers(OUCH!).
I saw 6 shows on this tour, 3 Nassau 3 Philly, and maybe 2 (03/11 & 03/16) earned an average rating at best. If you are looking for Spring 92 shows check out Copps or Hampton.
Reviewer:
wildgeese -
Subject:
OUCH
Worst Dead show I ever saw. Only highlight (for me) was I got to interview Vinnie backstage in his dressing room. It was a TINY little space, where they also kept a Leslie speaker (miked to the stage PA). It was like they kept him in a janitor's closet. Poor dude.
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Hilder,rebuilder -
Subject:
the "SMR" project
"getting them all, read review 1992,2,21"
Reviewer:
PennsylvaniaPete -
Subject:
Its not bad
Hey, I had a good time at this St. Pats show. Lots of energy from the crowd. You can hear the baloons popping but not the green glow sticks that were everywhere.
Sure this show is not the best, but the Box opener and So Many Roads are well done. Sound quality not bad at all for an audience.
So if you went to this show, don't be deterred from the other reviews.
Reviewer:
JDfromPhilly -
Subject:
I guess you had to be there.
I was at this show and admittedly under some non-prescribed medications so my memory is a bit fuzzy. After listening to the show I have to concur with the other reviews, this show was lackluster at best. However, the reason I sought out this show and listened to it was because I very vividly remember the Sugar Magnolia as being one of the best I ever heard. Even though the sound was low and the band was off, the audience went bonkers during this song and it seemed like the ceiling was dripping blood. Everyone was on their feet and singing (screaming) along with Bob as he strained his voice to be heard over the crowd. The tape does not do it justice and I guess you just had to be there in the middle of that overwhelming energy to appreciate the magic of that moment.
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kallisti7 -
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The Beginning of the End
This show was awful. The rumour at the time was that Jerry had the flu. The volume in the hall was horribly quiet. It was so quiet I can remember talking to a friend at regular volume with no need to raise my voice at all. I think what I said was, "Doesn'tthjis show seem kind of shitty."
"What are you talking about?" came the reply. You know what they say, "You can always tell a deadhead, but you can't tell him much." This was the beginning of the end for me. After starting out in 1986 and all the great shows in '87, '88 '89, '90 and '91, 1992 is just awful. They say Brent is the guy that spurred Jerry on, well without him and with only lame-ass Vince as a replacment it's no wonder.
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Spoogles -
Subject:
all the other reviews are correct
this show is a stinker. no energy ,going through the motions,jerry on autopilot.
go for the night before(3/16)this to get one of the better shows of spring 92(thats not saying much)
Reviewer:
lobster12 -
Subject:
damn you factman!!
You suckered me into this trainwreck. Horribly played and a lazy effort to boot. Nothing worth having at this show. Move along little doggies......
Reviewer:
factman -
Subject:
DON'T BOTHER!!!!
Before you read any further, please note that I am not referring to the recording WHATSOEVER. I'm sure the quality of this recording is more than adequate.
But there's a reason nobody has written a review of this show yet. IT'S NOT WORTH HAVING!
Jerry sings four songs for the entire night. FOUR! This is the St. Patrick's Day Massacre. If Owsley had made a Matrix tape of the show it still wouldn't be worth having. This show makes 6-29-92 (the second night of Deer Creek) look like a hot show. It makes the Richfield Blizzard show look positively suspenseful.
Now that I've given you plenty of warning against wasting your time on it, let your morbid fascination with car wrecks get the better of you and go ahead, download it. You know you will.